West Texas Counseling & Guidance

West Texas Counseling & Guidance provides evidence-based outpatient counseling and educational services to individuals, families, children, couples, and veterans across the Concho Valley region. Services include individual therapy, play therapy for children, trauma-focused care for veterans and their families, suicide prevention programs ("Zero Suicide"), support groups for those affected by suicide loss or crisis situations. The organization operates as a non-profit with a mission to ensure access regardless of socioeconomic status through sliding scale fees and payment assistance. It serves over three dozen counties in West Texas and parts of New Mexico.[1][4][5]

There are no clinical trial results as it does not develop drugs/devices.

Pipeline breadth/pipeline fields are not applicable.

The organization has demonstrated significant community impact through thousands of sessions annually with highly trained therapists.[1]

Key focus areas include depression/suicide prevention in youth/adults/veterans; trauma recovery; family/couples counseling; child behavioral interventions.

No pharmaceutical pipeline exists.

No commercial products exist beyond service offerings.

Financially supported by donations (~50%) and program service revenue (~50%). Total assets ~$382K as of latest filings.[2]

Founded in 1976 as "Samaritan Counseling", rebranded to current name in 2012 after ending affiliation with the National Samaritan Institute.[4]

Executive Director as of recent filings is Dusty McCoy.[2] Board includes Nyssah D Perrine (President), Todd Simons (Vice President), Timothy Hall (Treasurer), among others.[2]